Details Differentiate

To prepare for a meeting with a client or an interview for that perfect next job, we spend a lot of time and resources on first impressions, interview prep, and even the outfit we choose to wear. But we don’t pay attention to much after that. However, what follows after first impressions, interviews, or outfit…

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8 Tips for Job Candidates from a Recruiter

After a season of reflection and resolution, it is no surprise recruiters’ emails are flooded with people looking for change, but how can you best represent yourself to a recruiter to enhance your potential to stand out?  Here are some simple tips from JL Nixon Consulting explaining what key identifiers recruiters look for in candidates….

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What Should My LinkedIn Profile Look Like?

Since LinkedIn is the social network that’s geared towards professionals, it is a very useful tool for hiring managers and recruiters. They are using LinkedIn with increasing frequency to search for the right candidates for open positions, so if you’re in the market for a new job, you will help yourself out immensely by formatting…

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Phrases to Avoid on Your Resume

Every hiring manager dreads sifting through a stack of resumes that all look like exactly like the others. When they are searching for candidates to fill a position, they are looking for specifics, not general statements. Why? Because general statements just sound like you’re tooting your own horn from a very biased point of view….

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Are You Missing Out On Career Opportunities Because Of Your LinkedIn Profile?

Are you currently in the middle of a job search, or are you open to being contacted about career opportunities that might interest you? Are recruiters and employers contacting you about those opportunities, or is your inbox rather empty or just filled with irrelevant offers? If the latter happens to describe your situation, it is…

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Why Correct Spelling and Grammar is So Important for Your Job Search

While it cannot be denied that communication nowadays is trending more and more toward the casual end of the spectrum, there are many business settings that still demand professionalism. Your resume, cover letter, and email correspondence with recruiters and potential employers definitely fall into one of these settings. If you are searching for a new…

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